To all you wondrously beautiful Clozee fans! I've created a dance I've dubbed 'Bass Bouncing' in all takes place in the bed. I was born with Cerebral Palsy, and I wanted to get much better and feel sexier when I go to music fests, especially for my two absolute faves, Clozee and Tipper. This is not only ridiculously fun way to dance to your favorite #edm artists (not to mention a helluva workout) which any and everyone can do, but it should help people born with Cerebral Palsy whom want to move and groove in bed, at home, or on the dance floor. And to feel exceptionally joyous whilst Bass Bou ..read more

To be honest, everybody just sees me as their friend with CP or honestly sometimes not even a friend because I don’t know how to be social. submitted by /u/Silly-Departure461 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Has anyone ever tried Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy? I have a pretty severe mood disorder, which I’m told was caused by my brain damage. I’ve tried countless medications, but still have suicidal ideation often especially when thinking about my future. I’m wondering if TMS would help. I’m getting an MRI but I’m told that I have severe prefrontal cortex damage (area of the brain that affects mood and executive functioning). submitted by /u/Academic_Classic_393 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

( I just wanted to thank everyone for their support in my time of need. I will seek out therapy.) No matter what I do, my life will never be as good as an able-bodied person. So, what's the point of living? The only thing that has kept me going is knowing my parents would be really upset if I wasn't around. My favorite time of the day is the end, because it's the longest possible time before the next day starts. Any helpful words of encouragement would be greatly appreciated. Thank you submitted by /u/mikeb31588 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

OK, I’m in the wheelchair. I can use my hands I’m 42. I’ve been doing Customerservice for the past 12 years. I have a degree in history that I never used along with a masters in sports management that I used for a while, but the pay wasn’t as great as I originally thought. Should I go back to school , apply for a government job? Currently, I live with family members who are happy to have me, but I just I really don’t know what to do at this point. I know I need a better job just in case things get worse as I age seriously don’t know what to do so any tips Would be a major help as the Californ ..read more

I have posted and commented in here frequently but for those who haven't seen my posts I'm a 44 year old male with Hemiplegia Cerebral Palsy which I call my imperfect ability that affects my right side. I drag my right foot and have about thirty percent usage of my right hand. I have been blessed to be able to have a successful bowling career the last thirty years. The last eight years I have been dealing with back injuries that have sidelined me from bowling a lot. Currently I am not able to bowl due to a flare up. I post a lot of bowling videos on my YouTube channel. However, I want to do m ..read more

Hello everyone! Just want to start a conversation about working out and fitness. I'm a 30M with CP and Ever since I was little I was doing some form of rehab. Did physical therapy since I was a child... it worked until a certain point, you know when you feel like ok i have mastered this and I want to do a more challenging exercise or exercises. Same goes with personal trainers. I think is because they don't want to tier you up. Now I'm tired to find a new personal trainer and i want something more challenging. I love going to the gym and liftering weights So I thought about buying a wheelchai ..read more

Is there any in this subreddit that lives on their own and doesn’t drive? I feel like I will never independent because I can’t drive. I’m miserable, I’ve gone as far as wanting to go somewhere to get a stem cell infusion to see if that would help. submitted by /u/Academic_Classic_393 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

27F here. I have spastic diplegia, GMFS level three. I am currently taking some driving lessons with a instructor who works with people who have disabilities through DVR. I use hand controls. Today the instructor told me that it would probably take me over 250 hours to learn how to drive safely. This is a long time and it makes me feel discouraged, so how long did it take you guys? submitted by /u/WelcomeTall7680 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

We are looking for Australian parents of children with cerebral to complete a 20‐minute survey about their child's speech. We would like to hear what you think about therapy to improve your child's speech accuracy and intelligibility. Follow the link for more information: https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_005TFb6JreI4bgG submitted by /u/Georgie_CP_Research [visit reddit] [comments ..read more